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RAAFA WA has expanded its extensive care services portfolio following the recent purchase of Perth Care and Companion Company.

ANALYSIS: The evolving nature of global conflict has kept veterans support service providers on their toes, as they adapt to meet needs in a rapidly shifting world.

RAAFA unveils its fresh leadership model and confirms two veterans' accommodation facilities will open this year.

RAAFA WA has announced two new executives as part of its refreshed leadership model, appointing Aaron Crowther as chief customer and community officer and Gloria Davis as chief information officer.

A South Perth apartment building purchased by Gina Rinehart will be refurbished to provide much-needed accommodation for Western Australian veterans.

Former ambulance chief to pilot veterans' organisation expansion.

Major aged care, retirement and veterans organisation RAAFA has appointed former St John WA boss Michelle Fyfe chief executive as it embarks on a big development phase.

Departing St John Ambulance boss Michelle Fyfe has posted a reflective message to all staff.

St John WA boss Michelle Fyfe will step aside after a “fulfilling but taxing” four years at the helm of the state's ambulance service amid mounting public scrutiny.

St John WA could take up to six weeks to respond to a report which recommended the state government bring ambulance services in-house if the non-profit could not improve operations within five years.

Fire, police and health officers have been dispatched to St John HQ over the death of a Perth grandmother.

The premier has apologised to the family of an 80-year-old woman, who died while waiting more than two hours for an ambulance.

A new ministerial taskforce will oversee the distribution of $252 million to address the growing pressure on WA's emergency departments and ambulance ramping.

Police commissioner Chris Dawson will become WA's next governor with Kim Beazley preparing to end his four year tenure.

A $1.3 million Lotterywest grant to St John WA to install more than 1,000 public-access defibrillators has saved six lives since 2018.

In the midst of crucial contract negotiations with the state government, St John Ambulance WA chief executive Michelle Fyfe spoke to Business News about the group's diversification strategy, lessons learned from COVID-19, and her career.

Andrew Forrest has run a nimble and remarkably successful campaign to procure medical equipment from China, while WA's healthcare community has rallied to prepare for the COVID-19 pandemic.

Woodside chief operating officer Mike Utsler is resigning after four-and-a-half years with the company. Meg O'Neill will replace Mr Utsler in May this year. Ms O'Neill was most rece